The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-29
BUSINESS is BUSINESS.
THE HON. MN. PULITZER GATHERS Nv
THE NICOLL BOOM

thinks or Making Je Jote Gevernsr Next
Year II Mr.. Cheate Demonstrating the
wsrld MIG Drum NJ . Uepubiican Rati.
ncatien-nar. Cheate Says Good Werd
fer Gel Fsiiews-Grsst Fun for the Beys.
Tho Hon. Joseph Pulitzer was delighted
cheap. He corralled several thousand people
in tho big hall Of Cooper Union. Policemen
stood in the aisles and prevented thom from
escaping. With every avenue Of flight plugged
up, Mr. Pulitzer Ind the audience at his mercy.
and he talked to them full three quarters OF an
hour about the World and about Deelanzhee
Neogle and 10 Jote.
Mr.. Choate, as no IL usually called, had come
to the meeting as good Republican to help
Mr.. Nicoll along at what no had supposed was
a mass meeting OF Republican and other citi-
zens. called to endorse the Republican nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Nicol. Several other gentlemen
had thought the meeting was called to endorse
Nicoll. and they came under that nisappre-
hension. They found seven OF Mr.. Pulitzers
reporters there to manage the meeting. and
several messenger boys whom Mr.. Puli zer had
employed to advertise his paper. Charles II.
Marshall presided over the meeting, and Henry
B, D. stapler was Secretary. Mr.. Staplor wore
a dress suit John J. O'Brien sat on the plat
form with other Republican magnates, but
managed to get near the side door and escape
when Mr.. Pulitzers remarks about the World
were turned on. Mr.. O'Brien has pull with
the police.
There was some trouble securing speakers
to occupy the time before Mr.. Pulitzer was
sufficiently enthusiastic to begin. and re-
porters Of his paper scurried around the plat
N sISfpf Rs semDe
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hon Had In ont IN m
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6enSred and as he sat down on the three Chairs.
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and to eay him, with cries q Good. joey"
ne T TSSe' once 81 bistriet Attorney is most
Imnortant ONCE. II affeSts the honor OF us ali.
The administration Of iustice. which most OF
hGss dear asa the 0s0s Sns silence
which was broken By his eIciaimine loudly,
ass RerS Sa was not Neeee bsen
nominated No one would say. am not
Tns iifted nm IN TIE ar and viered threates
iin oe xo %s tho auaienco iausnea anu 'neer0a
strike Mt tho mower O0hfnQ. and the mower
behind is Power. more Iauehterl Vyp say
wyY uaughter.l The orator was fond Of
and smiling. THE system is worse than the
man. he said. "You 20 with the party when
the marty is rieht. So long as the party is
wEHns yfa EsSSls sso.m. .ro. r,
his teeth, frowned, jumped on the platform,
and made threatenine gestures at MI. Choate.
"VithdraW, VeiloWs from dot deeEit at
voncnn he cried. Chairman Marshaji laid
his hand on the coat tails Of Mr.. Pulitzer,
ence wanted more fun. "Go on. Joey" Let
on his face. M. Pulitzer continued: ~
Jotes ilaughterI, and have some writing to
do late to-nipht. The oxpenses Of this CITY arc
Immense. The ayritch dime the oficeholders
and Generous. especially to my enemies. ike
Vote. i yill estimsse the ayEitch dime as YOUR
over dirty minutes. The expenditure Of this
6ity is Won hundred and ten dousand dollar a
day. dirty dousand dollars o working hour
Sive huntert dollars minute.
Dismiss any zelhshness or pride and take
only common-sense view. Are you not alb
voice: "Boodlers"1 You can make the speech
yor me, as I am not o good speaker as this
Republican lawyer Joe Jote. [Laughterl
rhroa yvbo "a pof poaeao NJ fo he ,,o0dlaro